James Levine to receive honor at Vocal Arts Gala
James Levine, Music Director of the Metropolitan Opera and the Boston Symphony Orchestra, will be honored at a Gala evening in ...
James Levine, Music Director of the Metropolitan Opera and the Boston Symphony Orchestra, will be honored at a Gala evening in celebration of the Graduate Vocal Arts Program of the Bard College Conservatory of Music. Dawn Upshaw and students of the program will also perform a recital of art song at the Gala, which will be held December 1st at the St. Regis in Manhattan. Click here for more information and to purchase tickets for this event.
Admission Options for 2010
The Conservatory has set aside Friday November 6 and Saturday November 7 for auditions under the Immediate Decision Plan.The Immediate ...
The Conservatory has set aside
Friday November 6 and
Saturday November 7 for auditions under the Immediate Decision Plan.
The Immediate Decision Plan, or IDP, provides undergraduate applicants with an opportunity to audition for the Bard Conservatory and to receive an answer the following business day.
IDP is
non-binding, and applicants will have until May 1st 2010 to decide upon an offer of admission. The Immediate Decision Plan is recommended for accomplished musicians for whom Bard is a top choice.
To begin the process, simply complete the following form and send it to the Conservatory:
http://www.bard.edu/conservatory/doubledegree/bcom_idp-app.pdfMore information on other undergraduate admission options, including Early Action and Regular Decision, can be found here:
http://www.bard.edu/conservatory/doubledegree/admission.shtmlThe application deadline for the Vocal Arts Program is
December 1. Auditions will be held February 26-27, 2010.
The application deadline for The Conductors Institute deadline is
April 1.
New York Times review of Vocal Arts Program
The ongoing collaboration between Carnegie Hall and the Graduate Vocal Arts Program of the Bard College Conservatory of Music has been ...
The ongoing collaboration between Carnegie Hall and the Graduate Vocal Arts Program of the Bard College Conservatory of Music has been profiled in the
New York Times. With guidance from Osvaldo Golijov and Dawn Upshaw, this Professional Training Workshop commissions new works from eight young composers tailored specifically to the voices of particular conservatory students. The two-part workshop takes place at Bard College and culminates with three performances--one in the Fisher Center, and two at Carnegie Hall.
Click here for a review of the concerts.
Emerson Quartet receive honorary doctorates
The Emerson String Quartet were awarded honorary doctorates at Bard College's one hundred forty-ninth commencement on Saturday May ...
The Emerson String Quartet were awarded honorary doctorates at Bard College's one hundred forty-ninth commencement on Saturday May 23rd. Governor David Paterson delivered the commencement address.
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Shawn Moore '11 Featured on From the Top Blog
From the Top alumnus Shawn Moore '11 was invited to share his experiences at Bard with other From the Top participants. The full text ...
From the Top alumnus
Shawn Moore '11 was invited to share his experiences at Bard with other From the Top participants. The full text of his remarks can be read by
clicking here.
Fangyue He '11 Solos with the ASO
Fangyue He '11 performed Dmitri Shostakovich's Violin Concerto No. 1 in A minor on subscription concerts of the American Symphony ...
Fangyue He '11 performed Dmitri Shostakovich's Violin Concerto No. 1 in A minor on subscription concerts of the American Symphony Orchestra on Friday, April 17 and Saturday, April 18, at the
Richard B. Fisher Center for the Performing Arts.
Ms. He's appearance with the orchestra is the result of a unique arrangement whereby Bard Conservatory students are chosen, by audition, to appear on the ASO's Fisher Center subscription series. This is the only such partnership in the United States between a conservatory of music and a major professional orchestra.
Next season the American Symphony Orchestra will feature soprano Ariadne Greif '10, and cellist Jia Cao '10 of the Chimeng Quartet.
Bard Conservatory Vocal Arts Program students win prizes at Palm Beach Opera Vocal Competition
Two Vocal Arts Program students have taken honors at the 2009 Palm Beach Opera Competition. Rie Miyake was the 4th place winner and ...
Two Vocal Arts Program students have taken honors at the 2009 Palm Beach Opera Competition. Rie Miyake was the 4th place winner and received $6,000; Sung Eun Lee was the 8th place winner and received $3,000. Ms. Miyake, from Japan, is a student of conservatory facutly member Lorraine Nubar. Mr. Lee, from Korea, is a student of conservatory faculty member Patricia Misslin.
Bard Vocal Arts Program student is a winner of the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions
Bard Vocal Arts student Sung Eun Lee has been chosen as one of four winners of the prestigious Metropolitan Opera National Council ...
Bard Vocal Arts student Sung Eun Lee has been chosen as one of four winners of the prestigious Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions. On Sunday February 22 he performed with the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra in the Grand Finals Concert which was broadcast nationwide on the Metropolitan Opera Radio Network. Sung Eun Lee is now in his second year at Bard's Vocal Arts Program, Dawn Upshaw Artistic Director. Further details are available at http://www.metoperafamily.org/metopera/auditions/national/
New York String Orchestra Seminar
Four conservatory students were chosen to participate in the New York String Orchestra Seminar, under the direction of Jamie ...
Vocal Arts Program graduate accepted into LA Opera Young Artists Program
2008 Graduate Vocal Arts Program graduate Yohan Yi has been accepted into the Los Angeles Opera's prestigious Domingo-Thornton Young ...
2008 Graduate Vocal Arts Program graduate Yohan Yi has been accepted into the Los Angeles Opera's prestigious Domingo-Thornton Young Artists Program where he will receive professional training and experience in LA Opera productions.